Current build
The build sheet the shop never gave you.
Frame, suspension, drivetrain, wheels, and every change stay together. Stock parts and upgrades remain easy to tell apart.
The bike spreadsheet, retired
Name your bike or bring the records you already have. Quiver finds the factory build, fills in source-backed specs, and keeps the whole story in one living garage.
Free to start. No ads, no subscription. Quiver Pro is a one-time $9.99 unlock, not a yearly bill. See what Pro adds.
Android in testing. Coming soon on Google Play.
A living record for every bike you own.
Start anywhere
A bike name is enough. A screenshot, spreadsheet, or receipt gives Quiver even more to work with. It reads the record, finds the likely match, and asks only the questions that change the result.
Name a bike in plain words.
Bring a screenshot, CSV, or PDF.
Send a purchase receipt to your garage.
No blank setup form. No need to know the catalog language.
The catalog
A few of the 650+ brands in the catalog: the bike makers, and the component brands their builds are made of. If yours isn't here yet, telling us puts it at the top of the research list.
Brand names and logos belong to their owners. They are shown here to explain catalog coverage, not affiliation or endorsement.
A living garage
The current build, every upgrade, what you paid, and why two bikes feel different. Quiver keeps the details bike people care about without turning ownership into data entry.
Current build
Frame, suspension, drivetrain, wheels, and every change stay together. Stock parts and upgrades remain easy to tell apart.
Geometry
Reach, stack, angles, and chainstays for your frame size, explained in plain language before the next bike joins the garage.
Road, gravel, trail, enduro, downhill, cross-country, commuter, altbike, xbike, and every bike that refuses a tidy category.
Who this is not for. If you own one bike, ride it stock, and never think about what is on it, Quiver is more app than you need. It is built for people with a few bikes and strong opinions about what is on them.
The one principle
A missing value takes a minute to check. A confident answer that is wrong can cost money. Quiver records where a spec came from and clearly marks anything that still needs confirmation.
Quiver is young. The standard is not. The catalog grows every day, and a missing bike goes directly into the research queue.
Your records are yours. Open Account and export every bike and part as a JSON or CSV file, free on any plan. You can also publish any bike as a build page and send that link to anyone (here is my own 2024 Transition Relay, published from the app), or delete your account and everything in it from inside the app, without emailing us.
Free and Pro
The catalog autofill, the part that does the actual work, is free. Quiver Pro is one payment for riders whose garage outgrows what the free version holds.
$0 no card needed
Enough to keep two bikes properly.
If you have more than two bikes
$9.99 one time, not a subscription
The same app with the limits taken off.
Bought in the app and restored on any device you sign in to. $9.99 is the US price. The App Store will show yours. Nothing you already saved is hidden or deleted if you stay on Free.
Why one payment. The other bike apps run roughly $25 to $40 a year, every year. A bike you bought in 2019 should not still be costing you a subscription to remember what is on it.
Riders using it
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Who is behind this
I am Ryan. I spent about fifteen years designing products at big tech companies, and I ride in the Bay Area. I own more bikes than I can defend at dinner, and for years the record of what was on each one was a spreadsheet I kept meaning to fix.
Quiver is what I wanted instead. You name the bike and it comes back with the factory build and a source for every spec. It is young, and I read every note that comes in.
Straight answers
Probably, if it is a production bike from a brand people have heard of. The catalog covers complete builds down to the part specs, and the scale numbers at the top of this page are read live from it, not typed in by hand.
If yours is not there yet, telling us puts it at the top of the research list. The catalog grows every day.
Yes. Open Account, then Export my data, and choose JSON or a spreadsheet-ready CSV. Every bike and part you have saved downloads as a file, free on any plan. You can also publish any bike as a public build page and send that link to anyone, or delete your account and every record in it from inside the app, without emailing us.
Here is a published build page.
No. Quiver Pro is a one-time App Store purchase, $9.99 in the US, and it stays yours. It does not renew, and there are no ads in either version. It unlocks unlimited current bikes, 24 photos per bike, and unlimited emailed receipts.
No. Quiver is free to download and the free garage holds two current bikes with no time limit, no card, and no trial countdown. Retired bikes never count against that, so your old bikes stay complete and viewable for free.
Every spec Quiver shows records where it came from. Anything we could not confirm is labelled that way instead of being shown as settled fact, because a missing value costs you a minute and a confident wrong answer can cost you money.
You review everything before it saves to your garage.
Quiver is on iPhone today. The Android build is finished and is in closed testing on Google Play, waiting out Google's review and testing requirements for a new developer account. There is no date we can promise yet.
Get the app
Start with one bike and see what Quiver already knows about it.
Download for iPhone Available now on iPhone. Android is in Play Store testing and coming soon.